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Not for attribution to any agency<br />
A recent Human Rights Watch investigation found that all of the parties to the armed conflict have<br />
been responsible for indiscriminate attacks on civilians since May 2010. Some of these attacks<br />
may amount to war crimes.<br />
The intense fighting in Mogadishu, the capital, between the Islamist armed group al-Shabaab and<br />
the Somali Transitional Federal Government (TFG) and African Union peacekeepers over the<br />
past eight months has killed and wounded thousands of civilians and forced all but the poorest<br />
residents to flee the capital.<br />
7 civilians killed in <strong>Somalia</strong> clashes<br />
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/165150.html<br />
Feb 14 - At least seven Somali civilians have been killed as a result of fresh clashes between<br />
African Union troops and Al-Shabaab fighters.<br />
Clashes between African Union troops and Al-Shabaab fighters in the southern sector of<br />
<strong>Somalia</strong>'s capital city, Mogadishu, broke out on Monday, a Press TV correspondent reported.<br />
At least seven civilians have been killed and 30 others injured in the deadly crossfire, which has<br />
forced hundreds of residents to flee the area.<br />
11 Killed, 37 Wounded in Mogadishu Insurgency Clashes<br />
http://allafrica.com/stories/201102111118.html<br />
Feb 11 - At least 11 people were killed overnight Wednesday in the Somali capital Mogadishu in<br />
steet battles between government forces and insurgents, Radio Garowe reports.<br />
The fighting was concentrated in Mogadishu's Bondhere district, as Somali government forces<br />
backed by African Union peacekeepers (AMISOM) fought against Al Qaeda-affiliated Al Shabaab<br />
insurgents. Witnesses said all the 10 people killed in the fighting were civilians. But it was<br />
unknown the number of casualties on the side of TFG/AMISOM forces and Al Shabaab<br />
insurgents.<br />
Separately, two explosions in Wadajir and Dharkinley districts killed at least 1 person and<br />
wounded 20 civilians. The target of the explosions of Somali government soldiers, witnesses<br />
added.<br />
4 people died after bomb attacks occurred last night in Mogadishu<br />
http://www.somaliweyn.org/pages/news/Feb_11/11Feb16.html<br />
February 11 - Last night two separate attacks occurred in Wadajir in the Mogadishu‘s capital city<br />
of <strong>Somalia</strong> after unknown men attacked government soldiers in Mogadishu.<br />
The first one attacked checkpoint of the Government soldiers in Wadajir district killing two people<br />
including government soldiers and more than 6 people wounded some of them were serious<br />
condition.<br />
The place the attacks occurred is a very busy road and the government forces have not talked<br />
about this attack.<br />
Mogadishu Fighting Leaves Three Dead, 15 Wounded<br />
http://allafrica.com/stories/201102100011.html<br />
Revised: July 31 st , 2012<br />
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